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9/11Garisson Frolick (J.F. Archer, violin)
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Re-mixed Recording (12/01/08)
Garisson Frolick
Performed by J.F. Archer, Violin
Adapted from a tune-book published in hand written format by Gale Huntington, entitled "William Litton's Fiddle Tunes 1800-1802. I could not find a date, but the latest date for references the author cites is 1970. The type style of the title page appears to be around that date, as well. It is the tune-book of a sailor named William Litton, comprised of a collection he compiled while serving aboard 2 English merchant ships in the years of 1800-02. Recorded 11/09/08 using Adobe Audition 1.0 with a modern violin and bow at standard pitch (A'=440)
Garisson Frolick
Performed by J.F. Archer, Violin
Adapted from a tune-book published in hand written format by Gale Huntington, entitled "William Litton's Fiddle Tunes 1800-1802. I could not find a date, but the latest date for references the author cites is 1970. The type style of the title page appears to be around that date, as well. It is the tune-book of a sailor named William Litton, comprised of a collection he compiled while serving aboard 2 English merchant ships in the years of 1800-02. Recorded 11/09/08 using Adobe Audition 1.0 with a modern violin and bow at standard pitch (A'=440)
